15 Nov 1946
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
1
Keilor Shire finances show a steady decline due to rising admin and material costs. Shire Secretary N Woods proposes increasing the Annual General Rate and conducting a new valuation of all rateable property to boost revenue and balance the budget.
An analysis of Keilor Council spending shows Public Works and Labour as the largest item. Key shares include Roads Streets and Bridges 40.27 percent, Administration 12.85 percent, Grants and Contributions 7,107, Debt Services 460, Health Act Administration 14, Street Lighting 3.81 percent, and Plant Maintenance 3.42 percent.
Dr Barrett told council Monday night that large crowds parking at the Mari By Rnong Speedway on Wednesdays and Saturdays overwhelmed the current area. Officials from the Maribyrnong HSL and Speedway Co. proposed side street parking controls, with plans to permit parking in Hortense and Newstead Streets and along the Esplanade under council supervision.
Sunshine announces its second annual Youth Week beginning tomorrow and running through November 24. The program features a grand float procession, sports on the Technical School Oval, a grand concert at Shire Hall, crafts exhibits, a juvenile fancy dress ball, a baby show and bazaar, and a pleasant Sunday evening, with details in the advertising columns.
At Sunshine Court on 6 November Kevin Walker Holman faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct with indecent language after being seen drunk in Hampshire Road by Constable Murphy. He admitted three prior convictions and was fined £3 with 14 days imprisonment in default for drunk and disorderly conduct and £5 with 28 days in default for indecent language. Time to pay was refused.
Mr and Mrs F G Crosbie welcomed about 70 guests in the local hall on Thursday 7 November for Ron Crosbies 21st birthday. Frank Sturman played piano, John Stevens acted as M C, and Miss W Thompson entertained with two items. Edward Crosbie proposed the toast to the King, Angus Ampherton and cousin Ron toasted the guest of honour, and Patrick assisted. Mrs Reg Hand provided a splendid supper as telegram wishes arrived.
A fragment ad prompts readers to visit Lawrence's on Ridley Street for repairs and footwear while you wait. The clipped copy hints at a shop offering quick service for injections implied by shots and shoe repairs.
Braybrook Council faces staffing woes as outdoor workers earn too little. Dr. A Beachley urged a minimum wage of £6 per week starting January 1, citing ample funds and risk of failing to attract labor. The Fire Engineer noted work largely at a standstill due to labor shortages.
Juniors and Intermediates who want to march in the Youth Procession should meet at the Assembly point on Amerson Road near Dr Byrne's corner at 1.15 pm Saturday. All classes are notified that Physical Culture will be held on Monday this week instead of Wednesday as usual.
Albion Cricket Club names P. Scott as captain and H. Leary as vice captain for Saturday. Also listed are d. Wise, H. Skinner, A. Keer, L. Winter, Stan Boyle, E. Hampton, H. Ellingsen, L. Hird, D. Caithnous, W. Avery, 12th man M. Day and emerg.
AQT STUD presents the outstanding pony stallion classified as champion at the Melbourne Show with Reserve Champion. Descriptions note high quality foals and available inspections. Fee set at five guineas. Contact H G Werner, 61 Bishop Street, Kingsville, MW2504.
The Sunshine Methodist Church presents morning services with a child choir leading singing and an Evening Worship by Young People titled The Purim of Youth. Maryborough preacher Rev. Stanley Albon assists Intermediate Christian Endeavour members. An At Home for elderly folk follows with refreshments and an open invitation to all.
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